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The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg
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The Polar Express

by Chris Van Allsburg

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*AUDIOBOOK* I was absolutely thrilled with this audiobook read by Liam Neeson. Neeson's voice was calming, yet exciteable when it needed to be. I loved being able to hear the train station noises and the ringing of the bell. These nosies brought to life the feeling of Christmas and got me into the spirit instantly. A heart-warming story that reminds us all of gifts from the heart! ( )
  jcloke | Nov 24, 2009 |
Type: Intermediat Picture Book, Genre: Fansty, Illustrations: Paintings

This book is a great books for children of all ages. It's a magical story that encourages students to believe in the Magic of Christmas. When the little boy doubts that Santa Clause is real a train arrives at his house and takes him on an incredible journey that test his belief in Santa Clause.
  cdswindle | Nov 22, 2009 |
Age Appropriateness: primary
Media: acrylic, pastels ( )
  kphillips08 | Nov 16, 2009 |
The perfect book for the holiday season. Allsburg tells the story of a young boy who boards a train headed for the North Pole. On his way he sees many amazing sights. There is food, elves, and lots of other children. The next morning when the child awakes he has a special suprise waiting for him under the christmas tree. Wonderful, heartwarming book! ( )
  lwmasters | Nov 16, 2009 |
Reading Level 3.1

This is a must read for Chrsitmas time. The story line is great and the pictures are amazing! A little boy goes on a train, The Polar Express, all the way to the North Pole, where he sees, santa, the elves, the slegh, and recieves the first Christmas present. He got a small silver bell from Santa's sleigh but lost it on the way home. THe bell was wrapped under the tree the next morning with a note from Santa. Kids will love this story! ( )
  Necampos | Nov 16, 2009 |
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To Karen
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On Christmas Eve, many years ago, I lay quietly in my bed.
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The Polar Express

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Amazon.com Amazon.com Audiobook Review (ISBN 0395389496, Hardcover)

The Polar Express book and CD gift set is a charming collage of enchanting sounds, lyrical words, and climatic storytelling. Read by Academy Award-winning actor William Hurt, author Chris Van Allsburg's children's classic--a winner of the Caldecott Medal--is accompanied by a handsome melody and the sweet sounds of sleigh bells, train whistles, and spirited cheers from hundreds of Santa's elves. The composition stirs the listener's imagination, bringing to life the magic of Christmas. Coupled with a hardcover book (and a special gift from Santa's sleigh), listeners can read along and gaze at luminescent drawings page after page. The Polar Express touches the imagination of those "who truly believe." (Running time: 11 minutes, one cassette) --Cate Bick

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:22 -0400)

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